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In a laboratory on the outskirts of hull, a high—tech system that has taken 15 years to develop. essentially, it is a way of cooling computers down without the expense and carbon emissions associated with conventional air conditioning. its driven by water evaporation, not by a refrigerant. its the stability of the nature. if it evaporates the water, you have loads of energy being taken away by changing the waterfrom liquid to the moisture in the air. data centres are a few of us will ever visi...

Impact on the planet. the system can be used in computer data centres that generate huge amounts of heat from internet activity. the new technology is saving money and co2 — as our environment correspondent, paul murphy, reports. in a laboratory on the outskirts of hull, a high—tech system that has taken 15 years to develop. essentially, it is a way of cooling computers down without the expense and carbon emissions associated with conventional air conditioning. its driven by water evaporatio...

The new technology is saving money and co2, as our environment correspondent paul murphy reports. in a laboratory on the outskirts of hull, a high—tech system that has taken 15 years to develop. essentially, it is a way of cooling computers down without the expense and carbon emissions associated with conventional air conditioning. its driven by water evaporation, not by a refrigerant. its the stability of the nature. if it evaporates the water, you have loads of energy being taken away by cha...

Taken 15 years to develop. essentially, it is a way of cooling computers down without the expense and carbon emissions associated with conventional air conditioning. its driven by water evaporation, not by a refrigerant. its the beauty of nature. if it evaporates the water, you have loads of energy being taken away by changing the water from liquid to the moisture in the air. data centres are places few of us will ever visit, but they are the backbone of our internet use — processing everythin...

As our environment correspondent paul murphy reports. in a laboratory on the outskirts of hull, a high—tech system that has taken 15 years to develop. essentially, it is a way of cooling computers down without the expense and carbon emissions associated with conventional air conditioning. its driven by water evaporation, not by a refrigerant. its the stability of the nature. if it evaporates the water, you have loads of energy being taken away by changing the water from liquid to the moisture ...